Keke Palmer has deaded the conversation started by her child’s father, Darius Jackson, making clear that he can pick a door and get to steppin’ if he continues to get out of line.
In a mic-dropping TikTok moment made on Friday (July 7), the Nope star remixed a portion of her own interview to a dance track, then did a one-two step on Jackson’s feelings.
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“You ain’t stoppin’ what’s going on with me, sweetheart,” the song began. “So, if you’re gonna act up, I’m about to link up.”
In a follow-up Instagram post made the same day, Palmer dropped an Instagram video featuring her son, Leo, whom she shares with Jackson — and revealed that she’ll be selling some merch with Jackson’s own comments as the catchphrase.
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“One thing is certain and one thing is true, IM A MOTHA, through and through!” she wrote in the caption. “IM A MOTHA” and “Stevie to the bullshit” shirts available NOW! Link in bio :)”
Check out both posts below.
@kekepalmerAyeeeeeee get into this mixxxx♬ original sound – CasaDi
Keke Palmer has been in her child’s father’s crosshairs since he shamed her for her choice of outfit at a recent Usher concert, causing a maelstrom of controversy on social media in the process.
The Nope star had a night to remember at the R&B legend’s Las Vegas residency on Tuesday (July 4), where he serenaded her with a performance of “There Goes My Baby.”
The steamy clip showed Keke wearing a see-through black lace dress and under garment as she hugged and danced next to Usher, who had ventured into the audience to woo the actress.
As the footage quickly went viral on social media, Jackson took to Twitter to share his not-so-impressed reaction to his girlfriend’s wardrobe choice.
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“It’s the outfit tho.. you a mom,” he tweeted on Wednesday (July 5).
After facing blowback for critiquing the mother of his child, Darius Jackson double-downed on his line of thinking.
“We live in a generation where a man of the family doesn’t want the wife & mother to his kids to showcase booty cheeks to please others & he gets told how much of a hater he is,” he wrote. “This is my family & my representation. I have standards & morals to what I believe. I rest my case.”
It’s safe to say, however, that Keke Palmer got him all the way together.
